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<blockquote data-quote="Menexenus" data-source="post: 3300178" data-attributes="member: 8951">I'm a frugal gamer who likes the concept of purchasing Adventure Paths and who is generally happy to help support ENWorld (and its affiliated publishing division).&nbsp; But if I can buy a year's subscription to Dungeon for less than $40, why would I pay $50 for The War of the Burning Sky adventure path?Some might say that if I pre-order, I can get it for less than a subscription to Dungeon.&nbsp; That's a fair point.&nbsp; But consider all the extra added value that I get from a subscription to Dungeon beyond just the adventure path.&nbsp; I get the occasional interesting article, the occasional fold-out map, the occasional funny cartoon, the occasional useful side-quest module, color illustrations, and a hard-copy of the adventure that I don't have to print out myself.As I think about everything that I'm getting from a subscription from Dungeon, I'm becoming more and more skeptical that purchasing the War of the Burning Sky is a good deal for me.&nbsp; But maybe there are aspects of the War of the Burning Sky that I am unaware of that make it a better deal.&nbsp; So sell me on it!&nbsp; As a frugal comparison shopper, why should I buy the War of the Burning Sky?&nbsp; What value can I get from it that improves upon the value of a subscription to Dungeon (making the subscription to the Burning Sky worth the additional cost)?Thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Menexenus, post: 3300178, member: 8951"] I'm a frugal gamer who likes the concept of purchasing Adventure Paths and who is generally happy to help support ENWorld (and its affiliated publishing division). But if I can buy a year's subscription to Dungeon for less than $40, why would I pay $50 for The War of the Burning Sky adventure path? Some might say that if I pre-order, I can get it for less than a subscription to Dungeon. That's a fair point. But consider all the extra added value that I get from a subscription to Dungeon beyond just the adventure path. I get the occasional interesting article, the occasional fold-out map, the occasional funny cartoon, the occasional useful side-quest module, color illustrations, and a hard-copy of the adventure that I don't have to print out myself. As I think about everything that I'm getting from a subscription from Dungeon, I'm becoming more and more skeptical that purchasing the War of the Burning Sky is a good deal for me. But maybe there are aspects of the War of the Burning Sky that I am unaware of that make it a better deal. So sell me on it! As a frugal comparison shopper, why should I buy the War of the Burning Sky? What value can I get from it that improves upon the value of a subscription to Dungeon (making the subscription to the Burning Sky worth the additional cost)? Thanks. [/QUOTE]

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